Trinkkuranlage, Bad Nauheim
Drinking mineral water was never staged more beautifully: a horseshoe of Jugendstil colonnades, a basin, an orchestra shell and a little eight-sided temple…
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- Scrivania Nomos 1984 c.
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- Washstand, 1904
- Sgabello Mezzadro, 1957
- Poltrona Joe, 1970
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- Panchina, 1906-1914 c. in stile Art Nouveau
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Jugendstilsenteret (Swan Pharmacy), Ålesund
The pharmacy built after the fire became the memory-keeper of the whole town: Norway’s National Art Nouveau Centre lives inside Ålesund’s finest Jugendstil…
Engel-Apotheke (Zum weißen Engel), Vienna
Two golden angels raise their cups over a narrow doorway off the Graben — a pharmacy’s medieval shop sign reborn as one of the most beloved Jugendstil…
Anker Clock (Ankeruhr), Vienna
Once an hour, a figure from Vienna’s past drifts across a golden bridge above Hoher Markt; at noon all twelve parade in procession to the music of their own…
Artaria-Haus, Vienna
On Vienna’s most polished shopping street, Max Fabiani hung a facade of thin marble slabs over a modern frame in 1900 — Otto Wagner’s doctrine made stone…
Portois & Fix Building, Vienna
A facade of plain glazed tiles, laid in a uniform grid with no ornament: in the Vienna of 1900 that was enough to cause a scandal — and to make the young Max…
Lucerna Palace, Prague
A city under one roof, built by the president’s grandfather: the Lucerna Palace threads cinema, ballroom, café and shops along a marble passage — with Saint…
Koruna Palace, Prague
A crown of illuminated pearls closes the bottom of Wenceslas Square: the Koruna Palace of 1914, where Prague’s Art Nouveau turned geometric and started…
Hotel Central, Prague
Prague’s Art Nouveau century begins here: the Hotel Central, opened in November 1901, brought the new floral style to the city’s hotel trade — and Auguste…
Hanavský Pavilion, Prague
Built to sell cast iron, it ended up selling a view: the Hanau ironworks’ exhibition pavilion of 1891 now stands on the Letná heights, its filigree balconies…